Design Alaska Wild Arts Walk
Join Us for the 19th Annual Design Alaska Wild Arts Walk!
Date: Sunday, June 14th
Time: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Creamer’s Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge
Step into the beauty of Creamer’s Field this summer and experience the magic of local art in the great outdoors! Stroll through the scenic trails, surrounded by blooming wildflowers and birds in flight, while discovering stunning artwork from over 30 talented local artists!
Shop & Support Local Art – Browse unique paintings, prints, pottery, photography, and more. Find that perfect piece for your home or a special gift for a loved one!
Quick Draw Event (1:00 PM) – Watch artists race against the clock to complete a masterpiece in just one hour – an exciting display of creativity in action! QuickArt pieces are then auctioned off in an online silent auction!
Admission:
- $5.00 per person (18+)
- FREE for ages 17 & under!
- Each family receives a collector’s edition Wild Arts Walk mug (courtesy of Design Alaska) with admission!
All proceeds benefit Friends of Creamer’s Field, supporting year-round educational programs and our amazing local artists.
Don’t miss this incredible celebration of art, nature, and community! See you on the trails!
We are currently accepting artist applications for the 19th Annual Design Alaska Wild Arts Walk! This year’s event is scheduled for Sunday, June 14th, from 11am to 4pm and will be held at Creamer’s Field. We will have food, music, and of course lots of art!
If you are interested in participating in this year’s event, you can find the application and more information here:
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY!
Interested in volunteering at the 2026 Design Alaska Wild Arts Walk? We are looking for volunteers to help at our upcoming fundraising event at Creamer’s Field!
Duties include table and chair setup and tear down, helping artists load and unload their materials, rovers and booth sitters, kid’s crafts and activities, and more! Any amount of time helps!
Our 2026 Design Alaska Wild Arts Walk lineup is building! Artists are added on a rolling basis.
Arleigh Hitchcock | Them Processed Goods
Arleigh is a block printer and sewer of primarily Alsatian, Irish and Scottish heritage living on Lower Tanana Dene Lands. Arleigh makes prints based off of the world and community around them on upcycled clothing/fabric, priced with a sliding scale so that it is more accessible for more people.
Kim Krinke & Betty Dupee | Krink’s Kaleidoscope & Treasurables
Betty originally introduced Kim to alcohol ink through a class, thinking she would be unable to control it. Kim fell in love with the medium and the duo decided to team up and combine Betty’s more playful form with Kim’s control freak nature for detail.
Facebook: Krink's Kaleidoscope
Tehya McLeod | Tehya McLeod Art
Growing up in Alaska meant adventuring galore; hiking and skiing across mountains, and camping in some of the most gorgeous places on earth. Through these adventures Tehya found her inspiration as an artist. Each piece has a bit of care poured into it, and pieces of Alaska in the details.
Kassandra Mirosh | Weyekin Studio
Kassandra Mirosh’s artwork reflects a deep appreciation for Alaskan birds and the landscapes in which they live. She creates stylized images of birds through paper and cardboard sculpture, using reclaimed materials in every piece to honor the work that is being done to preserve the habitats of these amazing creatures.
Shayla Sackinger | Bird Ninja Art
Shayla Sackinger's work is heavily influenced by the nature and pop culture around her, which often results in interesting crossovers. In the age of digital art, Shayla's main medium is traditional ink and watercolor, but is also capable in a variety of other mediums. In recent years, her work has moved towards birds and Alaskan scenery done in watercolor. She is currently running her small business, Bird Ninja Art, and goes out of state for art events several times a year.
